Bodies and battlements / Elizabeth Penney.
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- ISBN: 9781250370051 (paperback)
- Physical Description: 288 pages ; 18 cm.
- Edition: St. Martin's Paperback's edition.
- Publisher: New York : St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2025.
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Subject: | Detectives > Fiction. Ghosts > Fiction. Haunted castles > Fiction. Murder > Investigation > Fiction. Small business > Fiction. |
Genre: | Detective and mystery fiction. Cozy mysteries. Novels. |
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- McMillan Palgrave
The first in a new cozy mystery series by Elizabeth Penney investigates a suspicious murder in a haunted British castle-turned-bed and breakfast.
Herbalist Nora Asquith is delighted to welcome Ravensea Castleâs first guests to the picturesque village of Monkwell, Yorkshire. After a thousand years of ownership, her family has decided to convert the castle into a bed and breakfast. But when Hilda Dibble, a self-appointed local luminary, is found dead in the knot garden the next morning, Noraâs business is not only at riskâsheâs a prime suspect.
Hilda had opposed the hotel plan every step of the way, and although she didnât succeed in stopping the venture, her disagreements with Nora seem to only further her motive. One of Ravenseaâs guests happens to be Detective Inspector Finlay Cole, who is new to the area and now finds himself with a murder case in his lap.
Nora and her actress sister Tamsyn decide to investigate for themselves. They look into the entangled dealings of their newly arrived guests, while also getting hints from Sir Percival, one of the castle ghosts. As they learn, Sir Percivalâs tragic death centuries ago sheds light on present-day crimes. Surely they can get to the bottom of this mystery while keeping their new business afloat . . .